"Hi Emma,
I’m the co-founder of Women LEAD, one of the teams competing for the grant this month. I’d love your support to empower more than 200 young women in Nepal to become leaders in their schools and communities! Your vote would help…"
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So close... only $231 more until we have our next $5000!
Hi fellow 5 for fairness members!You will be happy to know that we are only $231 dollars away from being able to give away another $5000 grant. Now is the time to start joining groups and thinking…Continue
Started Apr 24, 2010
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Hi,My name is Emma C. and I am a senior in high school in Santa Monica, California. A family friend put me in touch with Anna and i did some research and decided to join the cause. I recently went to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christine G May 18, 2010.
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Payton M left a comment for Emma C."Hi Emma, I'm Payton M a 5 for fairness intern. Now that we have ended the last grant cycle it's time to raise another $5,000 so that we can provide one for a new team. We currently have slightly under $4,000 and you can help us reach our…"
Eliza B. left a comment for Emma C."Hi Emma,
I'm Eliza, a 5fer intern and I am here to ask you to help us get to our next $5000 grant. We are only $1,857 away but in order to get there, we need every member to donate another $5 dollars. If we each chip in just a little, we…"
jimmiebriggs left a comment for Emma C."Hi Emma-
Voting is coming to a close. Man Up is trailing but it could change with your vote. Please remember to cast it in support of Man Up as soon as possible.
Best,
Jimmie Briggs
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- At 6:21am on January 31, 2012,
Claire Charamnac said… Hi Emma,
I’m the co-founder of Women LEAD, one of the teams competing for the grant this month. I’d love your support to empower more than 200 young women in Nepal to become leaders in their schools and communities! Your vote would help us build the capacity of future female leaders to tackle the root causes of poverty and discrimination. Our organization strongly believes that building young women's confidence and skills is key to empowerment. Please check out our page and website to see the work that we do and let us know if you have any questions. Thank you!
- At 4:54pm on July 7, 2011, Eliza B. said…
Hi Emma,
I'm Eliza, a 5fer intern and I am here to ask you to help us get to our next $5000 grant. We are only $1,857 away but in order to get there, we need every member to donate another $5 dollars. If we each chip in just a little, we will get there easily. To donate via Paypal, click here. Thank you for your support!
- At 1:02pm on June 22, 2011, jimmiebriggs said…
- Hi Emma-
Voting is coming to a close. Man Up is trailing but it could change with your vote. Please remember to cast it in support of Man Up as soon as possible.
Best,
Jimmie Briggs
- At 1:34pm on June 20, 2011,
Eliot H. said… Hey Emma!
Voting ends on thursday and I know Man Up can win if we mobilize our members. Thank you for supporting for this long I hope you can find time to vote for Man Up. Thank you so much, please let me know if you have any trouble with the voting process.
Best,
Eliot
- At 1:35am on June 12, 2011,
India W said… Hello Emma! If you have a moment I was hoping you would come by and check out the team page for Orchid project. Orchid project's goal is to end the practice of female genital cutting. If you are inspired by what you see we welcome your support and would love it if you would become a member of our team!
Thanks!
India
P.S. Congrats on graduating!!!!!!
- At 3:02pm on May 29, 2011, Payton M said…
Hi,
My name is Payton M, I am a 5 For Fairness intern. I’m stopping by to let you know that now is the time to support your favorite team or teams to help them advance into the voting round. Seven teams are competing for five available spots in the voting round. The five teams that make it to the voting round will have a chance to win our $5000 grant, but only one team will win. The teams need your support now to make it into the voting round. Here's how to support a Team:
First click on the Teams tab at the top of any page to see all of the teams. Click on any team that sounds interesting to you. If you like what you see and want to become a supporter, click the +Support (Team name) button in the upper right hand corner of the Team page. You can support as many Teams as you think deserve a spot in the Voting Round. Click here for more information on how to support a Team or, if you are ready to start, click here to see all the Teams.
Thanks for supporting 5 For Fairness,
Payton M.
- At 11:24am on May 17, 2011,
Marni Rader said… Hi Emma -
I just wanted to thank you again for all your support with WriteGirl! We are so thrilled to have been the recipient of this wonderful award.
I look forward to contributing in the next round of voting for another awesome, worthy cause!
:-) Marni Rader
- At 2:25pm on April 8, 2011,
Jill A. Cohen said… Hi Emma
I am thrilled to be a part of 5forfairness. If I have any questions I'll give you a shout. Already became a Facebook fan. Jill
- At 4:23pm on March 17, 2011,
Anna McDonnell said… - Thanks, as always, Emma!
- At 9:49pm on March 15, 2011, Anna McDonnell said…
- Love you new page and picture!
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- When I read about the cause I realized how much $5 dollars from everyone can do to make a difference in someone's life. I consider myself very fortunate to have so many opportunities ahead of me and I think it is important to give back as well as encourage others to do so to create equal opportunities for all women around the world.
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Friday Fairness: Pads Sudan Initiative
In Southern Sudan there are proportionally fewer girls going to school than in any other country in the world. Girls often times feel pressured to leave school in order to begin work to provide for their families. Although there are a myriad of reasons why only less than one percent of girls in South Sudan have completed primary schools, the lack of sanitary pads have contributed to this astonishing fact. A month's supply of sanitary pads costs more than a day's work of wages for working women.… Continue
Posted on April 30, 2010 at 8:00am — 1 Comment
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